Kurt Vise

Awesome. Those clamps matched the vise nicely. im on my way there for the others.

[@BurtonsAttic]

Let's make a deal Bro!

[@CajunGreenMan]

@@BurtonsAttic Thanks for doing that!

[@seanrodden6151]

The chip from that counterbore is a thing of beauty!

[@BurtonsAttic]

I figured out that if I just go and keep the pressure on I get better results. If you listen close you can hear chatter when I back off just a bit or when it hits bottom.

[@FrankenShop]

Another outstanding restoration and set of modifications!

[@RJMachine62]

Nice looking vise. Awesome score and great job making it look near new!

[@BurtonsAttic]

Works like new also!

[@TheElderlyBiker]

A great buy and really well re-purposed! Thank for uploading.

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks Matt!

[@MatthewHolevinski]

I always love being welcomed back to Burton's Attic. Good Times.

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thx Matt!!

[@jonathanoostendorp40]

Very well done.

[@caseysmith1718]

Cool watching the sparks hit the guard then get sucked down into the vacuum around 11:30

[@woodscreekworkshop9939]

That’s a very flexible vise, congrats!

[@BurtonsAttic]

And very rigid all at the same time!

[@jimwiskus8862]

This is one of the first channels of this sort where everything is explained. If I had to do over in life, being a machinist would have been my choice. You make everybody feel totally at home. You are an excellent excellent teacher. I am curious on the one part of the vice you didn’t get apart. Would Kurt send you that information or could you send the piece to them for total disassembly, cleaning, lubrication & reassembly? If I misunderstood that part of it, perhaps you did get that accomplished? New subscriber, love the talking while the video plays.

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks James, no I didn't take it apart but did flush/work it for some time until clear mineral spirits came out and then lubed it. Actually if I did manage to take it apart I think it would have been difficult to get back together as it's the clutch mechanism. It has three very strong springs with a pin. The reason I didn't push so hard to get it apart!

[@TrPrecisionMachining]

very good video..thanks for your time

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks TR

[@LarryDoolittle]

Kurt is king. Nice job!

[@BurtonsAttic]

Without doubt Larry!

[@ArniSPeturs]

20:18 what is that drill thingamabob called ?

[@BurtonsAttic]

Well it's a thingamabob of course Arni! It's called a counter bore.

[@ArniSPeturs]

@@BurtonsAttic thank you :)

[@flashpointrecycling]

Very nice! I hunt the auctions every week but bid very seldom. Almost everything in my shop has been purchased at auction but really good deals are few. There is allot of competition here.

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks! Yeah you really have to know when to stop bidding. Some people take it to far...

[@HighCaliberCraftsman]

That came out great John!

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks Austin

[@yousseffaid8133]

Man great video i think you need vmc machine like bridge port vmc and you can make awesome restoration video

[@pirreli5]

Abom standard:)) clean and precise, nice!!

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Brilliant 👍👍👍

[@kimber1958]

Very informative .thanks

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks

[@intjonmiller]

You okay man? Haven't seen anything from you in a long time.

[@bigjmacg]

Love it. 👍🏻

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks! 👍

[@dragosmates]

Your fly cutter does that recutting because your vertical head is not trammed in

[@BurtonsAttic]

The tram on both spindles is within .0005. I always do a light pass by just touching off. If that where the case I would see the part being cut first on one side and then no cut on the other side or reversed. An angle. I think it's just tool flex. With heavy cuts it's worse, with light cuts it almost goes away. Could also be the bit angle to the part which I have experimented with but need to do more. I didn't make the cutter body so the angle of the slot may need to be adjusted, changing the bit angle. Also I may make a slightly larger one and go up to a larger bit so the bit is more stable. This one really is just meant for light cutting. Thanks for commenting.

[@ianagos4276]

Don’t know where you are located but I’d be interested in the other 2 vises

[@mealex303]

You could turn one into a broachig setup?

[@santopezzotti730]

Hi I’m a newbie I have an opportunity where they have a couple of those voices for sale will they work fine on a regular Bridgeport 42 inch table or would it be a detriment

[@RedneckIrishman]

Love it! Were you ever a tool maker perchance?

[@BurtonsAttic]

I wasn't Mick but thanks for the compliment!

[@KodyBear5605]

At the 11:00 mark... A Shaper would be a great tool for making those T-nuts :-)

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks for the tip!

[@santopezzotti730]

What is the name a type of mill you have

[@BurtonsAttic]

kzbin.info/aero/PLvqVgb9nPcXTPjt06Ta8lvbQ-ghUwQmo6

[@santopezzotti730]

Bridgeport I’m really concerned do I use the voice crossways long ways on the table or do I run it perpendicular to the table it seems like to me that if I run it long ways on the table that that could cause issues and not holding the parts correctly which could put me in danger

[@santopezzotti730]

Do you think it will work on my Bridgeport mill the table is 9inch x 42 inch do you think it will be safe to run it the long way on my table

[@MrLukealbanese]

Lovely job. Now what you need is a ........surface grinder ;-)

[@14768]

Not sure where you are located, but I would be interested in purchasing one of the other vises from you. Let me know.

[@BurtonsAttic]

They are taken

[@pdxminecraft]

Great Video! How much for one of the other vises?

[@BurtonsAttic]

Both are spoken for.

[@pierreboone568]

very nice, always happy when you make a movie.

[@robertcarr5846]

Are the extra vises for sale?

[@waynep343]

So are you going to at least rough up a set of tall jaws like 5 1/2" tall so you might be able to grip a 10" round by the sides instead of the ends

[@BurtonsAttic]

You did what?

[@waynep343]

@@BurtonsAttic it was just an idea.. to be able to clamp large round /tubular parts..

[@cpmayo]

I watched this entire video because I found one of these for 650 and didn't know much about it. Still have no idea why I need i since I'm not a machinist, but heck if I don't want it twice as much now.

[@shawnmcpeak7934]

You should contact Abom79 (Adam Booth) and find out if he would be interested in [maybe] purchasing one of those; he doesn't already have enough vises 😆

[@TheMetalButcher]

I sort of doubt he'd have any use for a 4" vise.

[@Steve_Just_Steve]

You don't like the smell of raunchy coolant with a wallop of caked machine oil? Man, that's my favorite smell, my wife still thinks it's my aftershave. The smell of cheap tooling!

[@BurtonsAttic]

I'll tell you what that is like the worse shop smell ever and I've been in a lot of shops but that takes the cake for sure. When I picked them up didn't smell at all in the large wide open building but in my small shop, man!